Here at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), myself and a group of User Centred Design professionals have been exploring how to make ethics a practical part of the design process. As designers our job is to make sure our services …
Making fast, frequent changes to code so changes can be easily viewed is a vital part of software development. Find out how MOJ Digital is tackling this challenge.
We’re changing the way we run digital services to make sure they're sustainable in the long term and we can keep improving them.
We recently redesigned the paper form to make it easier for people to get help paying their court fees, ahead of developing an online service.
At MOJ Digital, we’ve embraced agile delivery for all our projects. It’s a new way of working that’s like building in Lego rather than carving from marble.
Over the past year we’ve been growing a community of agile delivery practitioners in government and we want you to be involved.
We believe that there’s a great opportunity for departments, local authorities and other interested bodies to collaborate and help build digital skills across government. That’s why we’re creating an informal working group to share successes and failures, research and learnings.
Our first blog on ethical hacking, giving insight into what it is, how it works and how we use it to ensure citizens feel safe when interacting with our services, and to guarantee the privacy of their data.
While GDS has been working on improving what we assess our digital services against, here at MOJ Digital we’ve been rethinking how to approach our service assessments.
When it comes to policy design, we think that government could learn a lot from its rather better established and certainly cooler cousin - product design.
...a fresh look at our ‘contact us’ page: The 'contact us' page on the prison visits booking service We realised that the copy on the page could be inadvertently encouraging...
